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Kristjan Klementi	Monday 14 April 2003 12:23:58 am Hi I sort of got lost in all the template stuff How can I make a folder have different designs. I have 6 main folders / every one has 2 levels of subfolders where the articles and infopages reside. In some of those I want to have different layout... I have learned to make them all look the same... but how I can sepparate them ? And make the layout look different? /Kristjan
Paulo Almeida	Monday 14 April 2003 4:02:32 am I think you have 3 ways to do so. In my opinion, create a new class for "sub folders", if all "subfolders" could have the same layout. Another way is create an template for each subfolder full_node_xx.tpl (xx is the object id). The last way i thought is, in full_class_1.tpl use $DesignKeys.depth, to find in which "level" the folder is. Now use {section show.......}, to select what to "show". I hope i helped. PACPI.COM Internet Consulting http://pacpi.com
Kristjan Klementi	Monday 14 April 2003 6:26:29 am Thanks for advise Making some separate folders looks a reasonable solution for me. /Kr.

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Kristjan Klementi

Monday 14 April 2003 12:23:58 am

Hi
I sort of got lost in all the template stuff
How can I make a folder have different designs.
I have 6 main folders / every one has 2 levels of subfolders where the articles and infopages reside. In some of those I want to have different layout...
I have learned to make them all look the same... but how I can sepparate them ? And make the layout look different?
/Kristjan

Paulo Almeida

Monday 14 April 2003 4:02:32 am

I think you have 3 ways to do so. In my opinion, create a new class for "sub folders", if all "subfolders" could have the same layout.
Another way is create an template for each subfolder full_node_xx.tpl (xx is the object id).
The last way i thought is, in full_class_1.tpl use $DesignKeys.depth, to find in which "level" the folder is. Now use {section show.......}, to select what to "show".
I hope i helped.

PACPI.COM Internet Consulting
http://pacpi.com

Kristjan Klementi

Monday 14 April 2003 6:26:29 am

Thanks for advise
Making some separate folders looks a reasonable solution for me.
/Kr.